Design & Style

If you’ve ever let your child dress themselves, you’ll know they can come up with some pretty out-there ensembles. It’s usually a weird hodgepodge of fashion styles, but one thing that always seems to make its way into the mix is a bit of bling.

It’s undeniable; Kids love all things that glitter. Thankfully, there are some pretty fab styles out there that manage to pull off the metallic look without going over the top. Below are some of our fave styles and ideas for incorporating metallic colours – gold, silver, copper and more – into your kid’s outfits.

Choosing clothes for the kids can be a real hassle sometimes. You’ve got to find that perfect balance of practicality and cool – and options they’ll like enough to wear themselves. (Disclaimer: what you think is cool and they think is cool can be very different things.)

We're taking a punt at some of the emerging kids fashion trends we expect to see in 2017. The three trends we've listed below have a lot going for them - but ultimately, it's all about the comfort, colour and little details your kids will love.

Ever wanted to dress your kid in pure gold? Bobux explains the 'exclusive Bobux Luxe' range and their argument for form over function.

French Fashion Designer Solene Roure has

partnered with Bobux to create the Fashion Forward 2016 range. Read about

Solene’s background, design ethos and more

Check out these emerging European designers, part 4 of our fashion designer series, and inspire your

latest wardrobe collection!

Looking for some kids fashion inspiration? Check

out these clothing styles for boys & girls, older kids & toddlers.

You’re sure to find something you love!

In Feb 2016, Bobux launched their exciting Play range to exclusive guests at three great locations: London, Melbourne and Auckland. Check out our recap of the Melbourne event here!

There are some stellar kids artists out there, from famed illustrator Quentin Blake, whose drawings are familiar to any fan of Roald Dahl, to Eric Carle, artist of The Hungry Caterpillar and E.H. Shepard, creator of our beloved classic Winnie the Pooh. Here are some others whose prints would look wicked on your children’s walls.